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Residential School Graves

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Music of the African Diaspora

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Black History Museums

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Island Populations

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Open Border Agreements

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Compilation: Maps of Brittany in Breton

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Interstate and International US Migrants

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Origins of Lithium-ion Batteries

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Street Trees of NYC, London, and Melbourne

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So then we're basically cool with the fact that 85% of US counties are unlivable?
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It's serviceberry season, and the required reading is Robin Wall Kimmerer's essay "The Serviceberry: An Economy of Abundance" which you can read here:
In a world of abundance, famine is not a natural disaster. It's a crime against humanity that has perpetrators. And if millions of starving people isn't top news, the media are accomplices.
While the summer solstice is the longest and sunniest day of the year, it's not the hottest. Annual peak temperatures usually occur about six weeks later. That's because water, which makes up most of the Earth's surface, has a high specific heat, meaning it takes a while to both heat up and cool down.
But how 'bout them #Juneteenth sales at the mall?!
The decolonization of how gender and sex have been constructed by Western philosophy and forced upon cultures around the world is essential to the safety of our trans relatives. When we talk about smashing the patriarchy, we are not doing so just for the lives of our "cis-ters"-- but for our trans siblings and other folks who are told by this oppressive system that they "deviate" from biology and culture.
#Jubilee
Cops don't protect us.
Follow @blackleftis
The danger of white supremacy is clear and circular. - @austinchanning
The Idaho stop legislates what all cyclists already do safely. Without it, cops can use minor cycling violations to conduct racially biased pretext stops (biking while Black) and reach their quotas. In NYC, the fine for biking and driving through a red light is the same: $190.
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